Wow, a PiSi Package would be great...
Even though, gyan's method installed IBus fine for me - thanks gyan -, but after that IBus fails to start
It looks like a bug in kde: the ibus icon appears on taskbar, but after a little while it just disappears and the window never pops up...

Now Enlightenment is my favourite if it comes to desktop design, but it seems to have some problems in Pardus. When I start the E desktop environment, it says that "There was an error loading module named: Exebuf" and "conf_exebuf. Im not sure what this module is doing, but an error message surely isnt any good... Then the more annoying problem is the lacking of network management...
Any help please?

thanks, it worked fine with terminal  , but I dont know how to make a certain filetype executable. In properties it actually said it's executable, but when double click it brings up the "open with" window.
So, I didnt find any option in properties that would make a filetype executable...   

Solution:
Ok, so after I made the installation, it didn't run, but then I started an Update in PiSi - and surprisingly there was an update for 0ad. It downloaded 160 something megs, and after that it started just perfectly.  It still doesn't have an icon at start menu though, so you will have to type "0ad" in the search field or add it manually.

How can I handle .bin packages in Pardus 2011? I remember that in Ubuntu .bin packages were self-extacting&installing files, but it seems to different in Pardus...
any ideas?
Thank you

Ah, so it's included, I didn't know that. Thanks

There is a rather interesting strategy game called 0 A.D. http://wildfiregames.com/0ad/ which is supposedly running on Pardus 2011 - only that it doesn't... I followed the instructions at http://trac.wildfiregames.com/wiki/LatestReleaseLinux but it did't quite make it.
Any suggestions what am I doing wrong? 
thanks

Is there any ways to install Winetricks and Gecko in Pardus 2011?
thanks

Could someone tell me how can I setup some writing support for Japanese language, so that I would be able to write special characters like Kanji and Kana. Usually there is some input method like Microsoft IME in Windows, or IBus in Ubuntu, but I cannot find any in Pardus 2011...
thanks